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Kansas faces $653M shortfall after tax projections slashed
TOPEKA, Kan. - Kansas is facing a projected 8.1% shortfall in its next state budget after a new fiscal forecast slashed projections for expected tax collections over the next 15 months by nearly $1.37 billion. The new forecast issued Monday reflects the economic damage associated with the coronavirus pandemic.
Well the private sector had to sacrifice. Time for the government to sacrifice. As a Kansas taxpayer I expect deeeeeep cuts to payroll and benis. Let's see if Grandma knows how to balance a budget with decreased income.
ReplyDeleteWe could have had a HUGE surplus. A nice cushion. But Brownback decided not to tax a single business in Kansas. He called it "his experiment".
ReplyDeleteKansas business owner here. You are totally full of shit! We payed taxes during Brownback. Contractors no, C corps yes. Get yo facts straight!
DeleteBrownback isn't our governor dipshit. Grandma ownes it now. Real leaders don't blame their predecessors. They navigate the rough water and get through like a BOSS.
ReplyDeleteSure, real leaders like Trump never blames Obama...
DeleteHey, 10:37 thinks Trump isn't a boss. Guess he's just a big pussy.